Junior Club Entertained by Mrs Neal Hall
Mrs J L Scott presented a review of A Hand Full of Clay by Van Dyke at the Junior Woman's Club gathering held Tuesday afternoon at 1102 Washington Street. Mrs Neal Hall hosted with help from her mother Mrs S H Madden. Members listed include Mesdames Ballard, Bivins, Blackburn, Briscoe, Burgess, Burger, Collie, Dooley, Elliott, Gibson, Nobles, Rogers, Sullenberger, Stinnett, Taylor, Winsett, Neal Hall and Lumpkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
J. L. Scott
Junior Woman's Club
Neal Hall
Washington Street
Hall
H. Madden
Scott
M. K. Collie
Mesdames
John Ballard
Dick Bivins
Gerald Blackburn
Jerry Briscoe
Bond Burgess
William Burger
Joe Dooley
Chad Elliott
W. W. Gibson
Mack Nobles
Jack Rogers
Samuel Sullenberger
Beaumont Stinnett
Jay Taylor
A. E. Winsett
Simon Lumpkin
Harmony Club Honors Juniors at Holiday Tea
Senior Harmony Club hosted a holiday tea for Junior Harmony Club members and college alumni at Mrs. Ed R. Mayer's home 1601 Madison Street. Kathryn Bartlett presided, with readings by Mary McNeill and piano by Frances Billingslea, as guests named included Bartlett Bennett Tucker McNeill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Harmony Club
Ed R. Mayer
Madison Street
Kathryn Bartlett
L. B Newby
R. C. Martini
Lester Blakemore
Mayer
Mary McNeill
Frances Billingslea
Bonnye Faye Bennett
Elizabeth Tucker
Mary MccNeill
Frances McNeill
Katharine Duncan
Helen Galloup
Marjorie Warren
Ruth Cooper
Helen Osgood
Inga Borgstrom
Harriet Ann Collard
Sara Wyatt
Doris Billingslea
Mary Etta Bean
Ruth Tillinghast and Frank Adams Wed at McLean
Mrs G W Tillinghast of 3305 Van Buren Street announces the marriage of daughter Ruth Tillinghast to Frank Hutchinson Adams at McLean on December 17. Rev W A Irvin officiated at the Presbyterian parsonage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Bob Lynch and Bobby Lynch of McLean. Ruth is Amarillo High School senior. Frank is son of Mary F Suggs and a Texas A M College attendee. They reside at the Moore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tillinghast
van Buren Street
Ruth Tillinghast
Frank Hutchinson Adams
McLean
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. A. Irvin
Bob Lynch
Bobby Lynch
Amarillo High School
Mary F. Suggs
Fillmore Street
Texas A. & M. College
Adams
Moore Hotel
U-Deal-Em Club Entertained by Mrs Tadlock
Mrs C C Tadlock hosted the U Deal Em Club at 809 Jackson Street on Tuesday afternoon. A brief business session preceded bridge with high score to Mrs G M Stone, second to Mrs H S Milholland, and consolation to Mrs O F E Long. Refreshments were served to members and guests. An officer election is set for January 16 at Mrs Howell's home 814 B Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Tadlock
Jackson Street
G. M. Stone
H. S. Milholland
O. FE. Long
C. GC. Tadlock, Jr
F. T Jones
D. W. Badgler
Mrs Timmons Hosts Beryl Needle Club Gathering
The Beryl Needle Club met at Mrs Albert Timmons home on Tuesday afternoon with dames Annie Berry Gladys Norvell Cora Egerton and members Heman Mason W Bert Gilbert C K Weaver C E F Hand J V Welch FE P Branum FE B Moreman J L Minter and Albert Timmons. Next meeting set for 2 30 pm Tuesday at Mrs Hand 406 Florida Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Albert Timmons
Annie Berry
Gladys Norvell
Cora Egerton
Heman Mason
W. B. Gilbert
C. K. Weaver
C. E F. Hand
J. Vv. Welch
FE. F. Putman
R. F P. Branum
FE. B. Moreman
J. L. Minter
Wednesday Evening Club and Society Meeting Notices
List of various club gatherings around town with times and addresses including Child Conservation League at 709 Maryland Street, Catholic Young People at Cathedral Parish House, Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple, Junior Philharmonic Club at 6 30, and many other groups with 2 :15 to 9 30 times and multiple street addresses in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Markham
Child Conservation League of America
Rayman Faulkner
Maryland Street
Catholic Young People's Club
Washington Street
Glenwood Club Plans All Day Quilting Party
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club schedules an all day quilting party on Thursday at Mrs. Annie Priest's home 807 Van Buren Street. Mrs. H. A. Shaw and daughters return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Club
Glenwood
Annie Priest
van Buren Street
Home Owners Given Succor In Amarillo Loan Program
Amarillo Branch of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation reports more than five and a half million dollars in loan applications filed under J. C. Anderson Jr. This estblishes ongoing evaluations and $1,498,728 in loans closing. Rip Underwood heads the legal department, with over $300,000 in loans completed and bonds paid to mortgage holders. About 15 percent of the funds were cash used largely to cover delinquent taxes. Bonds are exchanged for mortgage claims against distressed properties. Bond market quoted at bid 87 and ask 87.5. bid price was five dollars above the December 1 low selling price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
J. C. Anderson, Jr
Rip Underwood
Legion Plans President's Ball For Warm Springs Foundation
The American Legion Hanson Post outlines a January 30 dance titled President's Ball to aid the Warm Springs Foundation founded by Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Legion will co operate with the American Federation of Labor in staging the event, and the meeting also covered renewal of post membership and ex service men's ties to the CWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion
American Federation of Labor
Post
CWA
Weather proves freaky in December with record heat
December closed as the warmest on record with a range from 80 degrees to 15 degrees. No snow, 0.02 inches moisture far below normal, and 87 percent sunshine. The year 1933 averaged 47.4 degrees, 10.4 degrees above normal, totaling 1640 accumulated degrees for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Misses Mota Maye and Boris Shaw Return from Fort Worth Visit
Misses Mota Maye and Boris Shaw have returned after a weeklong trip visiting Fort Worth and Dallas, resuming usual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mota Maye
Boris Shaw
Fort Worth
Dallas
Maria Class Plans Business Meeting
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 2 30 for a business session. Mrs Hand will host the Goldenrod Club at 406 Florida Street Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Alta Moore
North Grant Street
First Baptist Church
Maria
Mrs. Hand
C. E. Hand
Goldenrod Club
Florida Street
Roberta Green Weds James Steele in New York City
Miss Roberta Elizbeth Green and James Stanley Steele were married at a New York City church on New Year’s Eve with Dr J Russell officiating. Immediate relatives attended. Mrs Steele is daughter of late Chas L Green of Amarillo. both graduates of Columbia University. They will reside in Springfield Mass. A social circuit welcomed Miss Bernice Barker of Casper Wyo and other local guests with dinners and dances around Amarillo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Elizabeth Green
James Stanley Steele
New York City
J. Russell
Columbia University
Steele
Chas. L. Green
Amarillo
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Southern Methodist University
Texas University
Springfield
Mass
Tuna and Crab Salad Bread and Butter Sandwiches Olives
A concise lunch spread features tuna and crab salad on bread with butter, accompanied by olives, date pudding, whipped cream, and coffee. The simple menu emphasizes light, period-appropriate fare.
Services for Claude Man and 16-year-old Claude Allen
Services for Andrew Jackson Allen, 16, of Claude were held at 2:30 this afternoon from the First Baptist Church of Claude with Rev. J. A. Russell reading the rites. Pallbearers named included Charles W. Stewart, H. L. Gunter, Tom Collins, John McClure, Marvin Kirk and Floyd Wilson. Burial followed in Claude Cemetery. Allen, a plumber and tinner, died at his home in Claude Tuesday. Surviving family includes his widow, three sons and a daughter. N. S. Griggs & Sons officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Allen
Claude
First Baptist Church
J. A. Russell
Charles W. Stewart
H. L. Gunter
Tom Collins
John McClure
Marvin Kirk
Floyd Wilson
Allen
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Presbyterian Children’s Home Receives Community Chest Funds
The Presbyterian Children’s Home will receive $500 from the Community Chest this month. Dr D Roach and Bishop E C Seaman reported needs to the chest. Wred DeCoster asked for a $25 monthly salary cut and $25 car allowance. Directors accepted Dr Phil Wolfram's resignation and elected Charles Green to fill the board seat. Directors present were James O Gulekie president Jim Florey Dr C W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Children's Home
Community Chest
D. Roach
E. C. Seaman
DeCoster
Phil Wolfram
Charles Green
James O. Gulekie
Jim Florey
C. W
Bird Club Hears Reports and Plans for Year
The Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Bird Club met at Mrs. G. L. Kirven's home to review the past year and outline plans for more intensive 1934 activities. Mrs. E. R. Glass led the program, with new members Mrs. P. F. Ford and Mrs. C. H. VanFleet joining and guest Mrs. B. D. Williams attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
G. L. Kirven
E. R. Glass
PF. P. Ford
Local figures named in unidentified list
Seibel, T. E. Johnson, Dr. D. Roach, Bishop E. Cecil Seaman, Hermon C. Pipkin, Rabey Punk and H. R Budke are named in a fragmentary record. The context and roles are unclear, offering no further event or action details for a fuller summary.
Tap Dancing Contest Set for Nat Starting January 9
Jimmie Allman announces a tap dancing contest at the Nat beginning Tuesday January 9 for three nights with final eliminations Friday January 12. Entries must be in by forenoon Thursday. $30 in crash prizes awarded to winners. Goldfish first brought to the United States around 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Jimmie Allman
United States
Personal property tax assessments adjusted in Amarillo
Good weather this fall and winter allows Potter County and Amarillo school tax assessors to inspect property for assessment revisions. Hundreds of properties have been raised or lowered, with roughly equal numbers of value increases and decreases. Assessors, hindered by bad weather, compile statistics in the office to create permanent records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Amarillo
Farm Truck Tags Offered By Potter County Assessor
The Potter County collector’s office issues new farm truck license plates for Texas farmers and ranchers at 50 percent off the regular tag. Plates have dark green figures on gray with the word farm. Purchasers must tell tax staff they are farm trucks to receive the reduction. Applies to trucks hauling producer dairy poultry and livestock and those hauling user supplies back from town. Motor vehicle license collections progress and property collections are strong. The item notes there are 26 municipal libraries in Tokyo, Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harmony Club
Frank Adams
Mrs
Tadlock
Mrs. Timmons
Xi of Texas Piay Society
John Josey
Rebecca Meadors
H. L. Burns
Marjorie Werren
Mother Singers
Mother Singers Club
The
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Junior Philharmonic Club
Ir. Westbay
Tyler Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Norman
Athenaeum Club
W. M. Hall
Alabama Street
Ace of Hearts Club
Goldsmith Davis
Davis Street
Pierian Club
Thomas Currie
Woman’s Club
A. B. Martin
Hayden Street
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
B. M. Bruckner
Sanborn Street
L. T. D. Club
E. E. Baker
Virginia Street
Sanborn School
Mothers’ Club
8. W. Bury
Cleveland Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
Tom Turner
Buchanan Street
MacDowell Music Club
Jack Burns
Sunshine Child Study Club
Art Latham
West Twentieth Avenue
Roycroft Study Club
John Cavin
Cc. J. Blackburn
Polk Street
Mystic Weavers Club
J. P. Haynes
Lincoln Street
Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
Paris
Loan Corporation
Roberta Green
Mr. Steele
Bernice Barker
Casper
Wye
Bill Stevens
T. P Curran
Curran Home
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Amarillo Country Club
Claude Man
C. Green
Wolfram
Bird Club
Palais Royal
Polk
Tokyo
Japan
Kolor Fast
Kolor
Kwiicherkirkin
Eave Taarllo Gp
Launnday
Cncns
Mayo and Carroll Dentil Clinic
Massie Bldg
4Th and Polk Sts
Plough
Vincent Lopez
N. B
E.S.T
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